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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1896
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from an official county paper describes publication details for letters notices and advertisements. It mentions postal handling second class and an advertising agent in San Francisco.
The Basin Times reviews political bids in Montana with Geo F. Cowan named as Republican judge candidate for the fifth district and notes lynching versus execution figures nationwide. It also comments on Hungary, Silver issue opposition, Shoshone and Bannock rights talks, Cuban rebellion, Lydia Spaulding suit, Helena mining hopes, and state travel costs.
The letter urges utilizing local water power near Dillon for cheap energy. It notes typhoid concerns from polluted drinking water, cites cess pools, and calls for a simple, early water system and a toy who will lead. Also questions congressional friction and seeks a manufacturer to relocate to Dillon.
The column lists various figures and anecdotes including Dr Parkhurst’s plant games, reporter Mr Item at Medicine Lodge, Congressman William A. Smith of Michigan, Congressman Reed’s long tenure, and remarks on William Waldorf Astor. It mentions Junius Dana in Warren Ohio, George Peabody Wetmore’s tailor, a Cleveland prop owl on Gray Gables, Jason Brown moving to California, Salmon Brown to Oregon, Sir Henry Ponsonby’s ministers, Lord Salisbury, J Frank Hanley of Ninth Indiana Astriot, Admiral Clarence Paget’s memoirs, bicyclist Zimmerman’s large heart, H B Haskell appointed to Boston park board, a Holy editor at Boston Herald, Colonel John Winder’s long life, Congressman Barrett’s Washington writing career, Padvrewski at poker, and John W Mackay’s athletic claims.
A vivid catalog of 19th century attire and accessories. Gowns in brown, fawn, emerald, or copper velveteen appear with velvet trims, lace belts, and satin details. TheLady Brook toque, white china silk gowns, and an Indian tea gown reflect high society fashion notes from New York.
An abrasive aphorism collection notes that true disbelief ends anxiety and that a person who accepts his nature fears exposure less. The text blends adages from the Cleveland Plain Dealer and Rani's Horn, reflecting on honesty and social sympathy.
Local comments say Dr Rotwitt widely popular among Montana residents and Meagher County supporters anticipate another nominatio n for secretary of state. His strong standing among state officers is noted as decisive.
The Butte representatives are said to be in despair as hopes for another legislative session fade. The Northwest reports the taxpayer saw real benefits from the last legislature. In Dublin gulch a faith cure doctor caused injuries to several people, with a miner left missing a proper leg length after treatment and others reportedly attending funerals.
A Prairie editor notes Thos H Hamilton and Mrs H walking toward the railroad on Feb 3. The writer defends Hamilton’s lifestyle, praising his hard work, independence, and wise use of wealth while contrasting him with other local wealthy men.
Notice to advertisers to submit display ad changes by Thursday to ensure attention. Friday submissions may not be guaranteed. Legal banks, Quartz location blanks, Placer location blanks and other blank forms are kept on sale at IR1BUNE office Dillon.
The advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and promote accompanying testimonials and Hall's Family Pills.
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